God of my Fathers

Men are always prone to put religion off with scraps and leavings , and serve God with what costs them nothing . In the outward things of religion they are much more disposed to work for themselves than for God ; and if they have time that cannot be otherwise used , or funds that are not very current , to give them to the treasury of the Lord, and if any larger expenditure of either is urged , to plead that "the time is not yet come" to do this work . In the inward things of religion the same spirit is shown . The young , the middle aged and the old , all procrastinate the great work , on the plea that "the time is not come ", the convenient season that , like the horizon , recedes as we advance.  T.V.Moore